GE Smart Scale for Body Weight: 8-Electrode Digital Bathroom Scale for Weight Fat BMI Muscle Mass Full Body Composition Analyzer 50 Measurements Bluetooth Highly Accurate Weighing Machine 400lb Black

This is the best thing since sliced white bread if you want to have the drive to keep improving in your weight loss and fitness journey!! It measures sooooooo many metrics about your body, not just the LBS!! The app is easy to use and never fails. It tracks my history!! Everyone in my family is able to use it on their own!! I am just so happy with this purchase!! Don't think twice, JUST BUY IT!!! Others on the market are so much more money and this has every aspect that you need!! It will tell you things that you never even thought of!!! Mind blowing!!! I figured I could trust the name GE and I was right!!! Game Changer and makes me work even harder to see those new results!!! Plus, you can also use it just to step on the scale and get a quick weight without having the full scan!! Get it in your cart and you won't be disappointed!! No I am not being compensated for this review LOL. I am just a truly happy customer that wanted to be aware of all my needs and improvements as I start out on my new health and fitness journey!!

I’ve been using the GE Fit Scale, and it works perfectly. Setup is simple, readings are quick, and the scale connects with the Fit Profile app, which makes it easy to track changes and trends in your body measurements over time. The app provides useful insights such as BMI, body water, bone mass, muscle mass, body fat, and other body-composition metrics. From my experience, the readings seem reasonably close and consistent, making it especially useful for tracking progress over time. For the price and the number of features it offers, I think the GE Fit Scale is definitely worth buying. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a smart scale that goes beyond simply measuring weight.

I got this scale to replace another body composition scale from another manufacturer. The other scale was 10 years old and still worked, so I considered this an impulse buy. The upgrade was worth the money. Pros: 1. The scale is precise. I learned how to use the scale by taking multiple measurements right after each other. Each of the measurements was very close to the others, so I think the scale has a small margin of error. 2. The scale does granular measurement. I found that the ability to see separate measurements for arms, trunk, and legs was useful. My gym workouts are divided by cardio, upper, and lower body workout days, so this scale targets exactly the same areas. I can see where my workouts are contributing the most progress. 3. The scale is easy to use. My old scale had a physical button to push to turn on, and then would calibrate for a few seconds. This scale has no button to push, but rather just a light step on the scale itself turns it on. It calibrates very quickly. 4. The scale is thorough. It has about 3x the measurements of my old scale. It simply measures more things. My old scale measured the essentials, but this scale measures many more facets of my health. I don't know if all of the measurements are equally useful, but it's good to know they're available. Still, the most important measurements are there: weight, BMI, % fat, % muscle, resting metabolism, metabolic body age. The fat and muscle measurements are divided by left and right arms and legs, and trunk. 5. The scale is compact and light. This new scale is a bit more compact and it's lighter than the old one. A scale that's 10 years newer should be like this, so this is no surprise. This scale is sturdy and it seems well made. 6. The scale is a good value. Compared to similar scales, this one is far cheaper. It's a good value. 7. The scale has a good set of analytics features. This scale automatically logs your data and shows trends through its connected app. You can see several kinds of data reports and a graphical report with graphs of trends over time. This gives you a very clear report of your fitness journey over time. The scale effectively takes the analysis work out of the fitness journey so that you can focus on your workouts and your results. 8. You can get help during weigh-ins. Your phone can be used during a weigh-in, or the scale can give your phone data after you weigh in. If your phone is connected (and the app is open) during your weigh-in, the phone will give you instructions as you go. If your phone is not connected, you will have the option of selecting which weigh-ins you want to associate with your account. You can also delete weigh-ins that you don't want to keep. Cons: 1. The scale requires an app. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I could not get all of the measurements on the scale itself - I had to use the connected app. The scale would not even display all the numbers without first connecting to the app. Without the app connected I was only able to see my weight. 2. The scale did _not_ work reliably for me until I stopped using "Guest" mode. Once I created my individual account it worked reliably. I think this is because the scale requires a bluetooth connection, and bluetooth connections in Guest mode are only temporary. Therefore, the scale does not reliably connect and give full measurements in Guest mode. Create one or more user accounts, pair a phone for each user, and the process works reliably. General Tips: 1. I had to practice with this scale to get it to work reliably. It's a fairly sensitive instrument, so I did practice runs so that I could stand and hold the handle consistently, giving more consistent results. As always, I do my weigh-in on the same day of the week, at the same time, after the bathroom but before the shower. All of these considerations help produce more consistent results. So learn to use the scale through practice, and be consistent. 2. Use the trending features. You can see graphs of changes over time, and you can all see a "change" report to compare any two weigh-ins. These are super valuable to understand progress. 3. Don't weigh too often. This is just a general tip not specific to this scale, but I tend to weigh weekly or every few days, not every day. This is so that I don't get distracted by natural fluctuations.

Easy to use, great app (no bugs, glitches, or $ubscription$), enables me to set small realistic goals & timeframes and helps me get there! I have a Samsung phone, & Huawei smart watch (fabulous for much cheaper!), the Google Fit app ties together my intake calories from My Fitness Pal (free version), exercise from Huawei watch, & measurements from this GE scale to pull all my data into one place where I can easily see whether I'm on track or need to make adjustments & which tweaks to target. I love being able to see whether I'm losing or building muscle with my fat loss, or whether the change I see on the scale is from fat or water. This scale is a total game changer for me, & does everything the fancy advertised one does, at a quarter of the price - LOVE IT!!!

I have used this scale for just over a month now and I love it. The app is extremely user friendly and easy to understand your trends. I know there are a million smart scales out there with some being hundreds more. I took a shot on this one and have no problem recommending it to others. After a month I felt pretty confident with the consistency of the readings. To check how accurate it was I went and got a DEXA/DXA scan today. I was very pleasantly surprised with the results. This scale was 0.1 lbs different on the lean body mass and only 1.7% different on the body fat. With someone on a weight loss journey this scale gives me confidence I can rely on it to give me reliable data about my fat loss as well as muscle gains. As a pro tip you can export the reports the app produces and throw it in chat gpt to help you notice any trends as well as to give advice. I uploaded both my DEXA/DXA scan from today as well as the report from the scale today. This is the summary that ChatGPT said about this particular scale: “ My Overall Assessment For a consumer smart scale: yours performed VERY well. Especially: * weight * BMI * lean mass * general body-fat estimate That means: you can probably trust it reasonably well for tracking trends between DXA scans. The DXA remains the gold standard, but your home scale appears useful rather than misleading — which is not always the case with smart scales.”